Rendering HTML on the server to ensure critical content is immediately crawlable and fast.
Server-side rendering generates HTML on the server, improving initial load performance and ensuring that critical content and links are available without client-side execution. SSR benefits SEO for JS-heavy apps by reducing rendering dependencies and improving Core Web Vitals and crawl reliability.
| Criteria | Recommended | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Intent Alignment | Map $server-side rendering (ssr) to user journeys and topics | Validate with SERP and on-site behavior |
| Consistency | Encode in components and content standards | Use CMS validations and preview QA |
| Measurement | Track internal CTR, sync signals, conversions | Set guardrails to catch regressions |
Next.js SSR for product and category pages
Serving fully rendered HTML for article templates
Improves crawlability and index reliability
Boosts performance metrics like LCP and INP
Provides consistent content to bots and users
SSR critical routes; hydrate interactions progressively
Cache rendered HTML at the edge
Ensure canonical links and metadata are server-rendered
The structure and organization of pages, content, and navigation on a website.
User experience metrics focused on loading, interactivity, and visual stability.
How search engines execute and render JS-driven content for crawling and indexing.
Search results that satisfy user intent without a click to any website.
Caching content on edge locations to reduce latency and improve performance signals.
Pages with little unique value, depth, or originality for users.
The clickable, visible text in a hyperlink.
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Excess low-value or duplicate URLs in the index that dilute quality and signals.
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